How not to take criticism of your writing personally
by Lorene Albers When I finally—with much hallelujah and a flourish—finished the manuscript of my first book, I handed it
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Author: Timothy Pike, editor-in-chief
“Your” instead of “you’re” happens to the best of us
by Shirley Holder Platt As a writer, do you struggle with grammar and spelling? I admit, spelling isn’t as big
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The intimacy of a quiet, snowy morning
by Allison Marie Conway Art & Soul She Slips Away You forget the quiet in things. The sweet silence of
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“If you believe it, you can achieve it”: How author Patricia Elliott came back stronger than before
by Timothy Pike “Writing is something I’ve always done for as long as I can remember,” says Patricia Elliott from
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Staying inside all month? Let our books save you from boredom
A Letter from the Editor If you’re like most of us, you’ve been spending a lot of time indoors lately.
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No matter what tears you away from writing, you can always find your way back
by Tiffany S. Doran Sometimes, you step away from it all and realize what you lost sight of. I haven’t
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Picture this: good writing is visual!
Instead of telling the reader that your character is remembering something, just get right to the point: the memory itself!
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How brave of a writer are you? Chances are, very
As a writer, do you ever feel like an impostor? Like you’re pretending to be someone you’re not? Here’s how
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“Like I’m watching a movie in my head”: Cynthia A. Jensen on her writing process
by Timothy Pike On any given day, in the heart of sunny southern California, you’ll find author Cynthia A. Jensen
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This month, our intrepid writers brave the stare of a blank page
A Letter from the Editor Starting at midnight on March 1st, a group of determined writers—from countries the world over—will
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